How much are you paying for gas in your area?

Guy54435 · 2025-12-12T08:43:11+00:00

Around here in North central Wisconsin we are paying around $2.55 a gallon for regular, it is around $3.00-$3.30 for midgrade and about $3.75 for premium. Ethanol free 87-89 grade is around the same price as midgrade $3.00-$3.30 or cheaper it all depends , Some places don’t have Ethanol free gas except for their premium offerings. Please keep responses to just the gas price info of gas in your area and not any political this and that. TLDR; Regular around $2.55 Midgrade around $3-$3.30 Premium around $3.75

Guy54435

I paid $3.75 a gallon for 87 octane 10% corn juice gas today here in North Central Wisconsin.

Astyanax

Interesting article about gasoline prices and taxes overseas.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/why-gasoline-is-so-much-cheaper-in-the-us-than-overseas/ar-AA21tMwb

telcodad

Guy54435 I paid $3.75 a gallon for 87 octane 10% corn juice gas today here in North Central Wisconsin.

You may be getting “15% corn juice” gas soon:

EPA to allow E15 gasoline sales nationwide this summer
By Katrina Morgan, MSN
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/epa-to-allow-e15-gasoline-sales-nationwide-this-summer/ar-AA1ZpTWi

The Environmental Protection Agency has announced it will allow nationwide summer sales of higher-ethanol gasoline blends in a move aimed at boosting fuel supply and easing costs ahead of peak driving season.

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin issued a temporary emergency fuel waiver allowing the sale of E15, which is gasoline blended with 15% ethanol, and removing certain federal restrictions on E10 fuel, gasoline blended with 10% ethanol. The action is set to take effect May 1. …

The measure is initially scheduled to remain in place through May 20, which is the maximum period allowed under the Clean Air Act, although EPA officials said the agency could extend the waiver if fuel supply conditions warrant it. …

Somewhat-Reticent

telcodad You may be getting “15% …

No. My rig’s not designed for > 10%.
Costly to clean liberated shellac from fuel system.
Years ago, BigCity honchos made fleet use 15%,
backpedaled as maintenance decimated budget.

Astyanax

Somewhat-Reticent Years ago, BigCity honchos made fleet use 15%,
backpedaled as maintenance decimated budget.

We could just go back to leaded gas for a month or so instead. 😉

telcodad

Somewhat-Reticent No. My rig’s not designed for > 10%.
Costly to clean liberated shellac from fuel system.
Years ago, BigCity honchos made fleet use 15%,
backpedaled as maintenance decimated budget.

Yup:

EPA fuel waiver allows E15 gasoline sales but mechanics urge caution
https://www.azfamily.com/2026/04/22/epa-fuel-waiver-allows-e15-gasoline-sales-mechanics-urge-caution/

E15 is not recommended for vehicles made before 2001.

Also:

However, mechanics emphasize that this option isn’t right for every type of engine … E15 can’t be used in smaller types of engines, vehicles built before 2001 or motorcycles.

Astyanax

Guy54435 I paid $3.75 a gallon for 87 octane 10% corn juice gas today here in North Central Wisconsin.

Wow that’s just a penny more than our Costco price at $3.74/gallon (unless that’s where you got it 😉).

kenward1

Gas up $0.20 overnight, regular is now $5.099 at the truck stops on I-5 in Tumwater WA.

dave

93 octane, $5.10 today (suburbs north-west of Boston)

GeekGirl1

I just paid $3.979 / gal in a northern Philadelphia PA suburb (Morrisville PA). That’s $0.05 less than the price I paid 12 days ago.

timcuth

Gasoline price jumped 30 cents last night from $3.50 to $3.80.

real_aurgathor

kenward1 Gas up $0.20 overnight, regular is now $5.099 at the truck stops on I-5 in Tumwater WA.

Interesting. I was in Tukvilla today (south of Seattle for those who don’t know) and I’ve seen gas prices as high as $6.599/6.699 (one Chevron station), $5.999/6.099 (Shell) and $5.579/5.679 (ARCO)

Meanwhile, the usual ARCOs in Lynnwood are still $4.999/5.099, unchanged for at least 3 weeks.

Somewhat-Reticent

$US 4.659/gallon 87octane PDX’metro’ APR24
( no membership subscription needed )
 
Which is near the Dollar store ( +$7.25 )

Donut417

Paid $3.89 Thursday. By Friday it was $3.99. Im guessing Oil spiked again.

telcodad

The two stations down the road from me in Red Bank, NJ have jumped up to $4.29/gal now. ☹

Sparkchaser

telcodad The two stations down the road from me in Red Bank, NJ have jumped up to $4.29/gal now.

It seems sorta steady here for a few days. I think they may be getting tired of changing it 3 time a day based on chaos in the market.

telcodad

Sparkchaser I think they may be getting tired of changing it 3 time a day based on chaos in the market.

Here in NJ, station owners are only allowed to change prices once in 24 hours.

Donut417

On a side note. Any one come across digital gas pumps? I used one about a week or so ago. Thought it was interesting. All touch screen based. It was at a BP station btw.

kenward1

real_aurgathor I think the prices are higher in Tukwilla due to it’s proximity to the airport. When I lived in California, a few years ago, the gas price was always a lot higher in San Bruno which is next to SFO.

Donut417

kenward1 I think the prices are higher in Tukwilla due to it’s proximity to the airport.

Thats a valid assessment. We have a BP across from Detroit Metro Airport and they are like $5+ a gallon and I paid under $4 a gallon last Thursday. They take advantage of the fact people need to return rental cars and will wait until they are about to turn it in to fill up.

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